The Social Security Administration is ending up denying disability benefits based on an outdated jobs database that includes obsolete occupations like nut sorter and microfilm processor.

Two federal judges have blocked key components of President Biden's $160 billion student loan forgiveness plan, dealing a significant setback to the administration's efforts to relieve millions of borrowers.

Two New York pharmacy owners have been sentenced for orchestrating a money laundering scheme involving fraudulent Medicare filings.

Coffee manufacturer Snapchill issued a countrywide product recall after federal regulators warned that its production process could produce a deadly toxin.

A US bankruptcy court trustee has filed an "emergency" motion to shut down Alex Jones' Infowars media platform.

Wikileaks founder Julian Assange was due to plead guilty this week for violating the United States’ Espionage Act, a part of a deal that would end his imprisonment in the United Kingdom.

A Tennessee Democratic lawmaker and a reproductive rights activist have filed a lawsuit challenging a new state law that criminalizes helping minors obtain abortions without parental consent.

Major record labels, including Sony Music, Universal Music Group, and Warner Records, are suing AI start-ups Suno and Udio for allegedly committing extensive copyright violations.

The European Commission released a preliminary ruling that found Apple violating the European Digital Markets Act.

California Democrats have agreed to delay a minimum wage increase for 426,000 healthcare workers to address a $46.8 billion budget deficit.